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I'm an Android user, and I agree completely with this. Browsing the web on Android is a painful experience.

• dquigley 14y ago
  I've personally had a different experience. (Background: I've had an iPhone 3GS and 4, HTC EVO 4G, a LG Optimus from Sprint and Virgin Mobile, some dirt cheap Android-based Samsung smartphone, and now the Samsung Galaxy Note II. All of these devices I've used for a minimum of multiple days Other than the stock browser on the Samsung Galaxy Note II (which is easily replaced by Google Chrome's mobile browser) I haven't had issues with any Android device browsing the web compared to an iPhone. In fact in my experience, I would without a doubt say Chrome has been a better experience than Safari. Google Chrome's integration with their desktop browser has been awesome since I use Google Chrome on all my desktops. But this is personal experience, and you can't really base all of this off personal experience. Second, if you're used to the iOS interface, switching to Android will be a big adjustment, one that if you only give it 24 hours you won't ever enjoy.
• mtgx 14y ago
  What does that even mean? Are you talking about the browser itself? About using a low-end Android phone?
• sarvinc 14y ago
  Now I'm curious (I haven't used a newer Android phone). Is this common to Android phones or just the newest Nexus?
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  • ryanhuff 14y ago
    I have a Nexus 4, and this is completely over-blown. Mind you, my experience with the iphone is infrequent (wife has one), but I find the browsing experience on the Nexus 4 to be fine.
    • sarvinc 14y ago
      I got a chance to play with a friends Nexus 4 and it's a pretty smooth experience. Thanks for the input.
  • cheald 14y ago
    Android 2.x is a far cry from Android 4.x (particularly 4.1+) - as of 4.1, the UX is phenominal, IMO.